Kishambrea Bowens
National Margarita Day- ANOTHER ROUND
We celebrated this boozy holiday at Another Round.
It’s a little ducked off but they have a nice little set up. I love the architecture. The parking lot is shaped kind of weird but you figure it out quickly.
The store front is beautiful. The glass entrance helps create a nice vibe. They have merchandise for sale and I love how open and colorful it is upon entrance.
Once you pay you’ll pick your golfing stick and then pick a ball from the wall.
They even have cute little ones for the little ones lol. You can choose to do a full coarse or half. We chose half 1-8.
They even have little mini games to enjoy in between the session.
The bar was a hit and that’s why we’re here right, the margaritas. I got a strawberry frozen with nothing on the rim. I also got a hot dog. I wanted a panini but they ran out of pesto.
The hog was delicious and beefy! Just like I like it lol.
It’s a little pricey! We spent $130 between the family. It was $60 for everyone to get in and we spent $47 on snacks and refreshments.
My ex husband also enjoyed frozen margaritas and I’m not sure what he spent so I predicted 🙃.
Overall it was a fine family slash margarita day. Be sure to stop by the next time you’re in the triple D!
Meal Preppin with Stuffd Kitchen
As we all know the price of everything is rising! That includes the price of groceries. With my busy life being a working mom, it seems as if I never have the time to grocery shop and cook. I spent some time looking for alternatives.
I’ve tried many meal prep platforms. Although they did help me save time and money compared to me shopping, prepping, and cooking the meal, I still found myself trying to fit in time to make the meal. Those 30 minute meals aren’t really 30 minutes. Plus the oven ready meals do not taste nearly as fresh.
I was lucky enough to come across a local meal prep service. Affordable, delicious, and she delivers. Unlike other meal prep services, you’re not limited to a menu with limited options. You can let Key know what you’d like each week. She’s always down for a challenge so you can send over those meals you’ve always been scared to try.
My meals ranged from protein bowls, to soups, all the way to soul food. The cabbage is probably my favorite thing to get from Stuffd Kitchen.
If you’re on the search for an affordable meal prep plan, head to her Instagram page and put in your order.
New York – The city that never sleeps
Girls trip this year was a blast! Not only did I get the chance to explore New York! I got the chance to spend time with my siblings and grandmother. This blog post will be all about our adventures.
For starters, it was my first time on a plane. The preparation with packing is so nerve wrecking. Luckily, I was able to fit everything in one suitcase. The airport is a nightmare. My sister is an employee so we got to use the employee shuttle to our gate and that still took an hour.
On top of it all it was super rainy in Dallas. I was soaked and literally had to change clothes in the parking lot.
The prices at the airport are just ridiculous. It was my first time flying so I was not aware. We ended up eating at Fridays cause it was the most affordable.
The rain caused the flights to continued to get delayed. Some flights even got canceled. Once on the plane it was my first time. All of the seats had tvs. Delta really knows how to treat their passengers because I couldn’t really tell the difference from us and first class. I mean they were seated earlier and got the refreshments first, and I think free liquor but I was drinking too so we good. The rain cause a lot of turbulence but we made it safely.
When we arrived their airport was closed and super empty. It was around 11 pm, but we were able to catch a Uber to our hotel. We had some issues with the room thermostat and the size, but we got it together.
Manhattan was where we spent most of our vacation because it’s where the hotel was located. We only left when we went to see the Statue of Liberty . We didn’t take the tour, but we were able to see it while on the Ferry. The ferry is really nice. I like how they have the vendors around the entrance.
Manhattan had vendors on every corner. It seems they all mainly sold the same thing: rice , chicken, halal, etc. The vendors stayed open really late and the food was always fast and good . Perfect when you’re in a hurry or drinking lol.
Time Square was lit! So many different vibes, energies, and personalities. I loved every minute of it. It reminded me of like a block party. The lights and the sounds and all of the different interactions taking place at once reminded of just why I started this blog.
The restaurants in Manhattan were expensive. Definitely all worth it though. The subways were confusing as we got lost multiple times, but it was a great experience.
New York really had lots of horn honking and many flower shops in Manhattan. Overall it was a great time and I can’t wait to visit more of New York.
